< Taxation in the United Kingdom
In the personal income taxation computations, one counts all the income of individuals from different sources, and then subtracts the allowable deduction from that (those which are allowed by the H.M.R.C.) In the United Kingdom, the income sources are classified into three: Non-Savings Income, Savings Income & U.K. Dividend. For all three there are three bands suggested to divide/classify the levels of income, on which tax is liable to U.K. Government (of course we must take into account that taxation is one of the major sources of income for any government). These bands are Starting Band, Basic Band and Higher Band.
Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax rates
2006/07 2005/06
£ £
Starting rate on first 2,150 2,090
Basic rate on next 31,150 30,310
Higher rate on taxable income over 33,300 32,400
General Savings Dividend
Starting 10% 10% 10%
Basic 22% 20% 10%
Higher 40% 40% 32.5%
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